What is 'Giving Hope: The Ni'cola Mitchell Story' about? Plot of Lifetime documentary explained
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Lifetime will debut a brand-new original movie on April 9 that tells one of the best-selling authors Ni'Cola Mitchell's undiscovered narrative. Directed by Alpha Nicky Mulowa and written by Adam Rockoff, Tatyana Ali plays the lead in the documentary, 'Giving Hope: The Ni'Cola Mitchell Story'.
But, who is Ni'Cola Mitchell? The well-known speaker established the nonprofit Girls Who Brunch Tour with the goal of empowering girls between the ages of 9 and 17 all across the world. The documentary revolves around her life and how she, a victim of unspeakable sexual violence, overcame the hurdles to become the role model she is today.
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What is 'Giving Hope: The Ni'Cola Mitchell Story' about?
The official synopsis of the documentary reads "Ni’Cola Mitchell, successful author, publisher and speaker, realizes at a book signing that her calling is to help disadvantaged girls. Ni’Cola understands what it is like to overcome huge hurdles in life including a difficult childhood and a cancer diagnosis, and after putting her own writing career on hold, she launches Girls Who Brunch Tour — events designed to make young women feel seen and empowered. With the support of her sister Nene and daughters Diamond and Destani, she pours everything she has into the organization, including her own money and mobilizes volunteers, coaches and community leaders to help host events. Ni’Cola is named 'A Woman of Worth' by L’Oréal and sponsorship opportunities begin to come in, helping Girls Who Brunch expand nationally and travel to dozens of cities across the country, reaching tens of thousands of girls in the process."
Trailer
Lifetime is not known for sharing trailers of it's shows and movies on Youtube but you can watch a little preview of the documentary here.
